Tools mentioned by Chris Benson
Software and services Chris Benson has mentioned across podcast appearances.
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Hugging Face
Recommended“Anyone can build swarm components using Raspberry Pi hardware costing ten dollars, ROS two robotic operating system, Rust language with Embassy runtime for embedded systems, and small models from Hugging Face.”
Mentioned on: The Changelog · NOT a swarm! (Friends)ROS 2
Recommended“Anyone can build swarm components using Raspberry Pi hardware costing ten dollars, ROS two robotic operating system, Rust language with Embassy runtime for embedded systems, and small models from Hugging Face.”
Mentioned on: The Changelog · NOT a swarm! (Friends)Rust
Recommended“Anyone can build swarm components using Raspberry Pi hardware costing ten dollars, ROS two robotic operating system, Rust language with Embassy runtime for embedded systems, and small models from Hugging Face.”
Mentioned on: The Changelog · NOT a swarm! (Friends)Embassy
Recommended“Anyone can build swarm components using Raspberry Pi hardware costing ten dollars, ROS two robotic operating system, Rust language with Embassy runtime for embedded systems, and small models from Hugging Face.”
Mentioned on: The Changelog · NOT a swarm! (Friends)Matter
“Success follows the Roomba model with specialized devices for specific tasks, costing under fifty dollars, using Matter protocol for local communication, and coordinating through distributed intelligence rather than cloud-dependent systems requiring expensive infrastructure.”
Mentioned on: The Changelog · NOT a swarm! (Friends)Tokyo
“GitHub repositories provide open specifications while Tokyo enables concurrent processing on minimal hardware without operating systems.”
Mentioned on: The Changelog · NOT a swarm! (Friends)GitHub
“GitHub repositories provide open specifications while Tokyo enables concurrent processing on minimal hardware without operating systems.”
Mentioned on: The Changelog · NOT a swarm! (Friends)